... lack of recreational facilities in Broughty Ferry for organised football clubs He said there were no football grounds. While speaking for Broughty Ferry generally, he knew of one club faced with extinction because they had no ground. The privilege of playing ...

... a representative for the Broughty Ferry Guide & Carnoustie Gazette newspaper. Mr Anderson was widely ad, and was able to speak on many subjects. He was also an interesting innversationalist. He was a member St. Mary's Scottish Episcopal Church, and a ...

... Baillie said, that he brought himself to address Mr Counon on the happy occasion of his ordination and induction, for he was speaking to a man in a different category from the usual probationer. Mr Connon had had a very special training towards Church work ...

... probable action by the *Japanese, who still look as though their eyes are on India. It must also be borne in mind that. broadly speaking, every mile the Germans advance in the Caucasus brings the enemy a mile nearer to India from the west. This is also a danger ...

... the tractor, the tractor, And twenty miles an oor, And the noise, and the stink, And the stoor, stoor, stoor. THAT I was speaking to a town councillor the other day, and he assured me that if he has anything to do with Town Council Housing Schemes after ...

... Second Front in Europe, and when questions were asked in Parliament as to the meaning of that agreement, Sir Stafford Cripps, speaking on their behalf, said that the British Government had intentions. These intentions have been made clearer by this ...

... arrangements for amplifying the announcements, speeches, an devotional part of the ceremony, owin_ to the breakdown of the load-speak-i equipment. The question of providing flag, had been considered by the Magistrates, but it had been found impossible to make ...